Photo for my next book

A dear friend suggested that I use this photo for my next book. He took it with an "old school" 35mm SLR in Denmark in 1975. What do you think?

Amazon Sale Price for The Perilous Journey Begins

Good morning Dear Readers. Amazon is offering a sale price for my recent novel, The Perilous Journey Begins, the first book of Nor Things to Come: A Trilogy of the American West. You can purchase the book here:

The Perilous Journey Begins by Rich Ritter

Although I prefer to read a real book (because it works better with my progressive lenses), some of you may favor the eBook version, which is also available from Amazon. Just click on the button. If you have any questions, I'd love to hear from you.

Successful Book Signing in Silver City, Idaho

I completed a successful book signing in Silver City this last weekend. I hand-carried 24 books to this picturesque little ghost town, and sold (and signed) the last book on Sunday at 1:05 pm. This is the first book of Nor Things to Come: A Trilogy of the American West. The title is The Perilous Journey Begins. I hope to make it down again next summer after the second book is published. I should mention that I have written the entire trilogy, so I already know how it ends.

Book Signing in Silver City, Idaho

Greetings my friends. If you happen to make it to Silver City, Idaho on the weekend of September 17 to 18, I will be available to sign copies of The Perilous Journey Begins at the Fire & Rescue Store. I will donate all profits to the store. You can find more information by following this link:

Book Signing Silver City

And here is a nice photo of Silver City to convince you to make the trip. Don't forget to bring a four-wheel-drive vehicle (with good ground clearance) and sufficient drinking water.

Rich Ritter Facebook Page

Good evening my reading friends. I would like to direct you to my Facebook page. Please take a look when you get the chance. You can find it here:

Rich Ritter: The New Voice of the American West

A One-Line Fountain Pen Doodle

It appears that I can't help myself. Now that I've rediscovered my thirty-year-old fountain pen, I have this peculiar itch to doodle with it. I created this doodle yesterday with only one line. See if you can find both end points in less than 10 seconds.